Rpz test procedure 2025

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The document outlines the RPZ (Reduced Pressure Zone) and DCV (Double Check Valve) test procedures, detailing step-by-step instructions for testing isolating valves, non-return valves, and relief valves. It includes preparation steps, connection of hoses, pressure monitoring, and criteria for identifying faulty valves that require repair or replacement. The procedures ensure proper functioning of the valve systems and emphasize the importance of repeating tests if leaks are detected.

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Do you have to be a plumber to do backflow testing?

In most jurisdictions, only a licensed plumber can inspect, docHub, or a backflow preventer. Often, that plumber will also need a special license or certification for backflow work.

What is RPZ testing?

What is RPZ Testing? RPZ testing refers to the evaluation and verification of backflow prevention devices known as Reduced Pressure Zone valves.

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$30 to $300 Many cities mandate the installation and annual testing of these devices for homes with an irrigation system, septic system, or inground pool. Annual backflow testing verifies the proper functioning of these valves, ensuring ongoing water safety.